The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 79National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 33
... pounds 10 pence and 2 pounds , respectively - without benefit of bells . It goes without saying that the white population on the island prefers the second class . I like to remember the Cathedral best as it looked the day following the ...
... pounds 10 pence and 2 pounds , respectively - without benefit of bells . It goes without saying that the white population on the island prefers the second class . I like to remember the Cathedral best as it looked the day following the ...
Page 138
... pounds of cotton baled have yielded also some 900 pounds of seed , and from these seeds are cut from 75 to 90 pounds of linters ( Color Plate I ) . Raw cotton is the lint which is baled to be manufactured into multitudinous yarns ...
... pounds of cotton baled have yielded also some 900 pounds of seed , and from these seeds are cut from 75 to 90 pounds of linters ( Color Plate I ) . Raw cotton is the lint which is baled to be manufactured into multitudinous yarns ...
Page 139
... pound bale of lint may bring less than the 900 pounds of seed removed therefrom . winds . Mountain men of our Carolinas set- tled scores of made - to - order mill towns to furnish fibers for English looms . Thence tons of woven fabric ...
... pound bale of lint may bring less than the 900 pounds of seed removed therefrom . winds . Mountain men of our Carolinas set- tled scores of made - to - order mill towns to furnish fibers for English looms . Thence tons of woven fabric ...
Contents
Classic Greece Merges Into 1941 News 19 illustrations from photographs 15 illustrations | 93 |
Foremost Fiber of the World By J R HILDEBRAND | 137 |
Echoes from Yugoslavia 16 illustrations from photographs 793 | 152 |
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